After Transmigrating into a Bankrupt Supporting Female Character, I Became a Ghostwriter

Although the first ten chapters were written by a plagiarist and made me stupid, I managed to read them all by relying on the synopsis. But in the eleventh chapter, you abruptly give the protagonist the identity of an actor with a hefty penalty for breach of contract? And then the protagonist goes to the company to argue about it? Is your memory reception discounted? Shouldn't you be trying to solve this kind of problem as soon as you transmigrate? I can't take it anymore, I'm leaving.

Ugh. I don't like the female lead's personality, and I said I'd stay far away from the male and female leads and the villain. But then they all got entangled together again, and the female lead even accepted the original owner's assets. Yet she's still hung up on the original owner's parents. It's really frustrating. And it seems like the female lead is completely naive, even knowing the villain had wronged the original owner before. Ugh, I'm giving up. It's just too much to explain.

Wasn't the female lead an orphan in her past life? Why is she so naive and easily fooled? Overall, I don't really like her character.

I just can't like this female lead's character! I don't know why 🤮

The female lead is just an ordinary person who transmigrates to this world and makes money by plagiarizing. Her actual abilities are quite average; she relies on two male supporting characters to fight against the original male and female leads. Honestly, I just wanted to read a lighthearted story about a plagiarist.

I want to say that this novel is melodramatic yet strangely unsettling. Every protagonist is not innocent; while it superficially appears to be a Mary Sue/power fantasy, it's not. They're all acting with ulterior motives. There's a key figure controlling everyone, orchestrating the world according to a predetermined plot. Each character in this world repeats the same scenario thousands of times.

The female lead is a parasitic character; she holds the copyright to an entire planet's worth of entertainment works, yet she happily goes to work? Does she even own the copyrights?

I initially thought I'd found a good book, but I almost gave up halfway through when the female lead started looking for a roommate. It's ridiculous that she treats someone she barely knows as a friend and even provides them with accommodation. Later, when the female lead discovers that the person isn't as simple as they seem, she continues to support this ungrateful wretch.

It's alright, but it makes the female lead seem really incompetent; she doesn't even have a basic sense of right and wrong.

Is there a male lead? Is it Lu or Chu? I'm voting for Lu Shaoxuan.